Escape to Michigan’s beautiful Upper Peninsula with this gorgeous 20-acre recreational property located in Skanee, Arvon Township! Offering approximately 630 feet along the West Branch of the Huron River, this is an incredible setting for anyone who loves fishing, hunting, exploring, or simply getting away from it all. The Huron River is designated as a Class I trout stream, offering opportunities to fish for brook trout, brown trout, rainbow trout, lake trout, splake and more! The property is beautifully wooded, with mostly mature hemlocks creating a picturesque setting along the river and hardwoods covering the eastern portion of the acreage. Tucked among the trees is a small rustic cabin complete with a sleeping loft, propane lights, propane oven/stove and propane space heater—giving you a comfortable place to stay while enjoying everything this property has to offer. An outhouse and storage shed are also located on the property. One of the highlights of this property is its location adjoining thousands of acres of CFA land, providing public access to an expansive area for hunting, fishing, hiking and exploring right beyond your own acreage! Located in the heart of some of the U.P.’s best outdoor recreation, you’ll be near Big Erik’s Bridge, Mt. Arvon, waterfalls, ATV trails and countless other places to explore. Spend your mornings fishing the river, your afternoons exploring the surrounding woods and trails, and your evenings relaxing at your own rustic cabin among the towering hemlocks. Whether you’re looking for a hunting and fishing camp, recreational getaway, or simply your own private piece of the U.P., this 20-acre riverfront property has so much to offer! Access to the property is provided by a recorded 33-foot-wide, non-exclusive easement for ingress, egress, and utility purposes. The easement runs over the North 100 feet of the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 lying easterly of Black Creek Road and the North 100 feet of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4, all in Section 10, T51N, R30W, Arvon Township. The easement grants the Grantee the right to install a gate and maintain the roadway. There is currently no constructed road providing access to the property; a road must be built within the easement area by the new owner for vehicle access. Buyers and buyer's agents are encouraged to review the recorded easement and verify the location, feasibility, and costs associated with constructing access to the property.